I don't stir fry the spinach, I add it at the very end so it doesn't get "slimy", as my hubby says. In fact if someone doesn't like spinach, you just add it to the individual plates. Ever since, #greesnlove Blog Hop, I want to add spinach to everything:) In fact, I ate my leftover stir fry cold over baby spinach for a yummy salad. Over the weekend, I made an awesome appetizer with spinach, and it wasn't a dip. I'll be posting it later this week. Is that a tease, or what?
Pork Tenderloin Stir Fry with Mango. Red
Pepper and Baby Spinach
Ingredients
1 cup cooked
pork tenderloin, cut in strips
2 Tbsp.canola
or peanut oil
1/2 red pepper
cleaned, seeded, and cut in strips
1 ripe mango
peeled, seeded and diced in 1/2” chunks
1 bag Frozen
Stir Vegetables, or any fresh vegetables of your choice, mushrooms, broccoli,
water chestnuts, Baby Bok Choy, etc. (I used Trader Joe’s Stir Fry veggies)
2 green onions,
chopped
Red pepper
flakes (optional)
Sunny Singapore
seasoning ( a mix of East and West spices)
1 cup of Baby
Spinach leaves
Spicy Sweet
Sauce
2 Tbsp. mango salsa
or any salsa of your choice
1 Tbsp low
sodium Teriyaki sauce
1/4 c, low
sodium chicken stock (I use Trader Joe's)
Splash of white
wine
1 Tbsp of
cornstarch
1/4 c cold
water
What to Do
Heat wok or
large skillet on high. Add oil, garlic and cook for 2-3 min. Add
stir veggies, fresh and frozen, and diced mango green onion, and red pepper. Cook
until crisp, 3-4 min. Then add pork tenderloin strips to pan with
veggies, and seasonings Add all of sauce ingredients, except cornstarch
and water, to wok, and heat over medium heat. stir well. Mix cornstarch
into cold water and mix well. Stir into wok and heat until sauce is
thickened. Stir in Baby Spinach, just until heated, not slimy. Garnish
with additional sliced green onions. Serve immediately over rice. We used brown
rice. Enjoy
I do like stir frys, especially if the veggies are already prepped! While we have no Trader Joe's there are steam packs that would do well here. Your asian flavors with the mango do make for a tasty sauce-yum! Another tasty one Becky. Enjoy the day!
ReplyDeleteTina,
DeleteYou can use any veggies, fresh or frozen for this dish. The sauce is complements the dish very well.
Have a great week!
We are a huge fans of stir fry. I have to say that your sauce sounds very intriguing to me - I will have to try it! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAnna,
DeleteThis stir fry is very good, especially with this sauce. if you make it, let me know how you like it.
wow who could resist this one the colors in this are magnificient as well!
ReplyDeleteI love stir fry for all of the colorful veggies, that you can use. Like a painter and his canvas.
DeleteI love stir fry, and yours looks gorgeous! Love the spicy sweet sauce!
ReplyDeleteJill,
DeleteThis stir fry is so good, and the sauce adds sweet heat to the dish.
Becky, creative minds "think alike"...that's what you and I have been doing lately with our colorful and yummy dishes...although, I'm way behind with baking irresistible and super delicious sweets, such as your strawberry, lemonade cupcakes!
ReplyDeleteI have always been inspired with stir-fried easy dishes, and yours is so delicious with the pork tenderloin!
Elisabeth,
DeleteWe "eat" with our eyes, and so a more colorful dishes is more inviting to me. The fact that the dish is easy and delicious, is a benefit.